]]>https://moneymatters.net/december-1st-2018/feed/0November 24th, 2018https://moneymatters.net/november-24th-2018/
https://moneymatters.net/november-24th-2018/#respondWed, 21 Nov 2018 23:57:57 +00001) The Biggest Risk We See To The Global Economy: The Fed
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]]>https://moneymatters.net/november-17th-2018/feed/0Bankrate: 10 best tax-planning tips for 2019https://moneymatters.net/bankrate-10-best-tax-planning-tips-for-2019/
https://moneymatters.net/bankrate-10-best-tax-planning-tips-for-2019/#respondFri, 16 Nov 2018 05:49:08 +0000https://moneymatters.net/?p=3797… Ken Moraif, CFP and senior advisor at Money Matters, recommends using the bunching method to surpass the thresholds, if possible. Bunching is a method where you time expenses by pushing deductible expenses into one calendar year.